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New survey results indicate that Nigeria has an HIV prevalence of 1.4%
Expanded data collection and analysis provides better understanding of HIV epidemic in Nigeria

ABUJA/GENEVA, 14 March 2019—Results released today by the Government of Nigeria indicate a national HIV prevalence in Nigeria of 1.4% among adults aged 15–49 years. Previous estimates had indicated a national HIV prevalence of 2.8%. UNAIDS and the National Agency for the Control of AIDS estimate that there are 1.9 million people living with HIV in Nigeria.

Speaking in Abuja, Nigeria, the President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, welcomed the news that there are fewer people living with HIV in the country than previously estimated and launched the Revised National HIV and AIDS Strategic Framework 2019–2021, which will guide the country’s future response to the epidemic. Nigeria has made good progress in scaling up HIV treatment and prevention services in recent years.

"For the first time, the end of AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 is truly in sight for our country,” said H.E. Muhammadu Buhari, President of Nigeria. “I urge all of us not to relent but to increase the momentum. Let us work collectively and push for the last mile.”

The data from the Nigeria National HIV/AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey (NAIIS) are based a revised and enhanced methodology. The survey provides a clearer understanding of Nigeria’s HIV epidemic and shines a light on progress and the remaining gaps and challenges.

The Executive Director of UNAIDS, Michel Sidibé, welcomed the new estimates and said the improved understanding of the country’s HIV epidemic would allow Nigeria to better reach people living with HIV and people at higher risk of acquiring HIV.

“I commend the Government of Nigeria and its partners for conducting this ambitious survey, which provides us with a much better understanding of the country’s HIV epidemic,” said Mr Sidibé. “While it is fantastic news that there are fewer people living with HIV in Nigeria than previously thought, we must not let down our guard. Let us use the results of this survey to better focus our delivery of HIV prevention, treatment and care services to the people in the greatest need and ensure that Nigeria gets on track to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.”

While Nigeria’s national HIV prevalence is 1.4% among adults aged 15–49 years, women aged 15–49 years are more than twice as likely to be living with HIV than men (1.9% versus 0.9%.) The difference in HIV prevalence between women and men is greatest among younger adults, with young women aged 20–24 years more than three times as likely to be living with HIV as young men in the same age group. Among children aged 0–14 years, HIV prevalence according to the new data is 0.2%. Significant efforts have been made in recent years to stop new HIV infections among children.

At the national level, viral suppression among people living with HIV aged 15–49 years stands at 42.3% (45.3% among women and 34.5% among men). When people living with HIV are virally suppressed they remain healthy and transmission of the virus is prevented.

The improved understanding of the country’s HIV epidemic will allow for more efficient investments in the response to HIV and more effective planning for the provision of HIV prevention, care and treatment services, including a focus on key populations, such as female sex workers. It will permit the adoption of a population–location approach to deliver services to the people and areas where they are most needed.

The new data differentiate HIV prevalence by state, indicating an epidemic that is having a greater impact in certain areas of the country. The South-South zone of the country has the highest HIV prevalence, at 3.1% among adults aged 15–49 years. HIV prevalence is also high in the North Central zone (2.0%) and in the South East zone (1.9%). HIV prevalence is lower in the South West zone (1.1%), the North East zone (1.1%) and the North West zone (0.6%).



The National HIV Prevalence is now 1.4%, while each respective states prevalence in % are as follows
1. Ogun-1.6%
2. Lagos-1.4
3. Ondo-1.1
4. Osun-0.9
5. Oyo- 0.9
6. Ekiti- 0.8
7. Taraba- 2.9
8. Gombe- 1.3
9. Adamawa-1.2
10. Borno- 1.2
11. Bauchi- 0.5
12. Yobe- 0.4
13. Akwa Ibom- 5.5
14. Rivers- 3.8
15. Cross River-2
16. Bayelsa-1.9
17. Delta- 1.9
18. Edo- 1.9
19. Kaduna- 1.1
20. Kano- 0.8
21. Kebbi- 0.6
22. Zamfara- 0.5
23. Sokoto- 0.4
24. Jigawa- 0.3
25. Katsina- 0.3
26. Benue- 5.3
27. Nasarawa- 2
28. FCT- 1.6
29. Plateau- 1.6
30. Kwara- 1
31. Kogi- 0.9
32. Niger- 0.7
33. Anambra- 2.4
34. Abia- 2.1
34. Enugu- 2
35. Imo- 1.8
36. Ebonyi- 0.8

OPTIMUSPRIME08:
During the course of treatment if symptoms goes away on its own does it mean one is cured?
Had hepatitis over 12 years ago was treating it and the symptoms cleared since then i drink, don't smoke but never had any issues since then
And i can't remember the exact hepatitis type

No Sir... You can live with HCV for years without symptoms.. You can even live with HIV for years without symptoms.. All depends on your immune system. Have had cases of people living with both infections without treatment and are doing just fine... Important thing is to maintain a healthy lifestyle.. If u go for viral load test and its low and still without symptoms just live a healthy lifestyle... For HIV is even of recent we started test and treat.. That is if you tested positive you will be started on treatment.. Before u have to go for CD4 count test and you can only be started on treatment if your CD4 count is less than 500. If I wil advice you just live a healthy lifestyle.

Bros trust me wen I say Hep C is not a death sentence..Nairaland is the last place to get good advice... Everybody will be forming doctor... Bros Hep c can be acute or chronic. If urs is on acute stage u need not to worry much... Just avoid alcohol and smoking.. For some people it can actually clear with time... But if urs is on chronic stage which can lead to cirrhosis then you need urgent treatment otherwise it will get to a stage were you will require liver transplant... So my question is so far do u have any symptoms? and if u want the treatment CHAI as an NGO supports treatment of HCV.

IghoCentric:
There is a leak... the coolant should circulate and quantity should retain... changing ur radiator was a waste of ur money. The water u refill everyday is going somewhere.. look for a puddle of water under ur parked car in the morning... if u cant find that puddle.. then check the exhaust if its steaming pure white smoke even when hot it could be a head gasket leak... but before doing an expensive head gasket job have ur mechanic check the usual suspects... eg. Hoses and their clips... hoses should be firm too, soft hoses sjould be changed... use those gas screw clips... chevk water pump, use sealant if needed.. check under the dashboard for wet patchs... though rare the heater core there can leak too.... for the fact u ve to top coolant that often its a leak problem... find the leak.

I noticed the leak from my water pump then I changed it.. It was OK for 2 days then started again

obinnanelson4:
yeah it happened to my Civic of resent. After checking for leakage and found non, we flushed the radiator yet no improvement. had to change the top gasket and the problem ended.

One mechanic told me to change the top gasket but few others advised me not to tamper with my top gasket

Iranoladun:
If your radiator is not leaking and the hoses and pipes are intact just change your radiator cover to a new one and observe for some days

I bought a new radiator, a new radiator cover, clips, water pump... Hoses is the only thing have not change

mayor2013:
There's a leak around your cooling system. Carry out a coolant pressure test and that should reveal the leak

Coolant pressure test? Have not heard this before... How can I go abt it?

scottyoloye:
Does the water in the radiator tank reduce too? If no, just try watching the the water level in the coolant reservoir for two or three days, if the vehicle temperature doesn't rise the stop giving yourself headache.....u might just need the appropriate coolant not water

OK.. I will try this.. Thanks

jey4all:
try to check the cover of your radiator. It might not fit perfectly well or there might be a leakage at the cover. I hope this helps

I bought new cover still the problem persist

Mafulul:
Check the fan,hope it doesn't cease sometimes. How about the thermostat system of the fan? You may consider disconnecting the thermostat to make the fan work always when the car is running.

Am always on AC... So the fan is always on

Nice thread... Am currently having challenges with my Toyota camry 2005. I awlays refill the water reservoir everyday. I mean the coolant reservoir. The mechanic said I should change the radiator to double cell which I have done but the problem still persist.. I have even changed water pump still the same problem.. I don't know what else to do.. The car does not over heat just that am afraid it will over heat if I stop putting water in that reservoir. Please I need ideas on how to solve this... I'm in awka

Nice thread... Am currently having challenges with my Toyota camry 2005. I awlays refill the water reservoir everyday. I mean the coolant reservoir. The mechanic said I should change the radiator to double cell which I have done but the problem still persist.. I have even changed water pump still the same problem.. I don't know what else to do.. The car does not over heat just that am afraid it will over heat if I stop putting water in that reservoir. Please I need ideas on how to solve this... I'm in awka

Please guys I need advice... I top water on my coolant reserve everyday... The mechanic said I should change the radiator which I did but it still persist..now he said my top gasket is bad... That I should change it... Am not comfortable with that idea..

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Nice one OP. Guys how often do u think one shd change their brake pad? Secondly any idea of the best brake pad currently in the market?

Guys i need a good Toyota camry mechanic in Anambra...

Sir, am not in lagos I'm in Awka, Anambra State. So wat shd I do next?

ibro2much:
the two websites are correct, the difference is that the first one is managed by the lagos state government and the second by the federal government, the lagos state government sends all informations to the federal database.
therefore its not your fault that it has not been uploaded.
since you are in lagos, the first one applies to you.

Sir I bought a car on 11th Feb. An agent helped me in securing lagos plate number.. Just yesterday I was harassed by a police office. He said my plate number is valid but has not been assigned to any car. I cald the agent he sent a website to me http://www.lsmvaapvs.org I entered my plate number n confirmed the plate number was registered under my car but the website the police man used is different from the website that was sent to me http://www.nvisng.org/NumberPlateVerification.aspx I entered my plate number in dat of d police but Wat got is 'plate number valid but not yet assigned to any car'... I'm confuse.i dnt knw which website to believe...

Do u hv Toyota camry 2006(big 4 nothing)?

Please guys cn u hlp me link me to someone dat is into cars in lagos

Dia is hope for u but u nid to hv d skills n d experience to get ur desired job. U cn wrk in a hospital as a scientific Officer. U can wrk in some international NGOs like FHI360, Christian aid, AHF, SFH and d pay is really good. Currently am doing well as a microbiologist

Op If you are serious with dat post. whr r u in Awka? Mayb I cn help. I'm in Awka.

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